PART I

A systematic way of organizing and conceptualizing the research process including the research questions, data collection methods, and interpretation of the findings.

• conceptual framework

• research framework

• theoretical framework

Research is defined as the creation of new knowledge and use of existing body of knowledge in a new and creative way.

• True

• False

• None of the above

a person, place, thing, or phenomenon that the researchers are trying to measure in some ways

• variables

• mediating variables

• extraneous variables

a good research title should predict the content of the paper

• NOT SURE

• TRUE

• FALSE

The following are quantitative research methods, EXCEPT

• Survey

• Descriptive

• Questionnaire

• Correlational

research that resembles experimental research but is not true experimental research.

• quasi

• true experimental

• quasi true experimental research

• none of the above

It is a must to ensure the research title indicate what is the research is all about

• True

• False

This help to establish the research problem and the gap by providing what the study aim to address

• Research questions

• Research problems

• Review of Related Literature

• Research background

This type of research provides a detail and accurate picture of characteristics and behavior of a particular population and or subjects

• Correlational

• Descriptive

• Causal

• Quasi

a type of research that examines if there's a cause-and-effect relationship between two separate events

• correlational

• descriptive

• comparative

• quasi